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Encyclopedia > Methylacetylene

Methylacetylene (propyne) is an alkyne with the chemical formula CH3CCH. It is a component of MAPP gas, which is commonly used in gas welding.


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Control of the concentration of methylacetylene and propadiene in a propylene/propane fractionation column - Patent ... (1329 words)
In this alternative operation of the invention the methylacetylene and propadiene content is maintained within a range of 2 percent to 6 percent.
In a third alternative analyzer recorder controller 57 determines the methylacetylene plus propadiene content on a tray 59 of the separation column and generates a signal to which flow recorder controller 51 responds to control the flow of propane from line 47 through control valve 53 into the feed stream 39.
In a preferred operation the methylacetylene plus propadiene content is controlled according to the position of the tray within the separation column from which the sample is taken.
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